Well
The big joke was that the VS6 suite did work on Vista as the VS.Net suite
did not , however since then there are servicapacks released wich should
solve the majority of problems
i hear my collegues still complaining about the fact that connections to
team system dissapear and that they must map all drives with shared code
instead of browsing to it with the server name , and that the dataset
designer is verry slow on vista with VS.net 2005 ,, but for the rest ,,,,,
Yes it works ,,, however in XP it works bether that is the reasson why i
wait until everything is fixed before moving to Vista
hth
Michel
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>>I support some legacy applications and use both VB6 and VB7 (.net)
development environments on a Windows XP computer. The machine is due for
replacement. The question is - can I install vb6 and vb.net on a Vista
pc? Is
it compatible or does the replacement computer need to have XP on it?
Does
the .net framework 1.1 work OK on Vista?
Visual Basic .NET (v7) is definitely not supported in Vista. That doesn't
necessarily mean it can't be done, but serious problems have been
reported, especially with the debugger.
As to v6, I'm not sure (haven't used it in a loooong time). You'll get the
answer to that quicker if you post in a legacy VB group, something in the
microsoft.public.vb category. You can also search Google Groups for
existing articles on installing VB6 on Vista. A quick glance indicates
that some get it to work and others have all sorts of problems.